Sentence examples for a closer tie from inspiring English sources
"I think Columbia, given its move up the island, is anxious also to begin to develop a closer tie with the Latino community, as they've tried to do with the African-American community in Harlem for quite a while now," said Michael Ryan, the director of Columbia's Rare Book and Manuscript Library, where the materials will be housed.
Corporations can get involved through gift funding to support the world-class and transformational research conducted at Stanford, and build a closer tie to Stanford over general areas of research interest.
She has conducted field studies on workers around the world, and when people who are indoors have a closer tie to the outdoors, they accept — and in fact prefer — a greater range of temperatures, she has found.
In addition to all of the crazy new synth features, Apple is also giving Logic Pro X 10.2 a closer tie-in with Apple Music, allowing artists to share works-in-progress and finished tunes directly with fans over the service's Connect feature.
Readers can already get the Post on Amazon's Kindle - as well as on Apple Inc's iPad and other devices powered by Google Inc - but a closer tie-up seems likely.
This does suggest a rather closer tie to the statistical frequency approach.
We also show a close tie between our definitions and the literature on nonmonotonic reasoning.
Obviously, these conditions are not independent, because there is a close tie between the transformations induced by the system to the random inputs and stress distribution.
It is obvious that there is a close tie between ActionForms and the way the custom tags work in conjunction with the forms.
No other world city, save possibly Paris, has such a close tie between its architecture and its history.
After being fired on Tuesday, Carol A. Bartz, Yahoo's former chief executive, still has a close tie with her old employer: she remains a board member.
